US Markets

After the market volatility of the past week, traders and investors will pause to recognize the Presidents Day holiday.

Economist Burton Malkiel explains how corporate stock buybacks are "exactly" the kind of thing you want from a capitalist system, and says Biden's proposals are "just wrong."

Is inflation's rocky landing inevitable with a "relatively clueless" Federal Reserve and Biden administration? Federated Hermes CIO Stephen Auth weighs in.

Piper Sandler chief global economist Nancy Lazar warns people are too focused on a recession that feels like 2008, when it's more similar to volatility in 1973-74.

Beck Brothers Citrus President Glenn Beck is "trying to survive now just for the hope of a better day" as Florida's orange supply is squeezed by freezes, diseases and hurricane damage.

Will employers be forced to compromise with their employees who want to work remotely and have a greater work-life balance? RedBalloon CEO Andrew Crapuchettes believes so.

Stephen Schork and John Catsimatidis slammed the White House's "vitriol" towards U.S. oil producers and called for "long-term commitment" to the industry to boost jobs and the economy.

Maine Lobster Association President Kristan Porter said Whole Foods' "negative message" about the industry will "hurt" fishing families' jobs and income.

Entrepreneur and crypto investor Evan Luthra breaks down the financial loss he suffered from the shocking collapse of the crypto exchange platform, FTX.

Mortgage rates have seen record high's over the last 10 weeks, climbing to and the hovering around 7%. This week they climbed up to 7.08% doubling last year.

Being laid off from companies like Meta and Twitter due to an economy on the edge of a recession is out of your control, but here's how to control your fate.

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan hopes his SPAC deal with a U.S. oil producer is "great for jobs, great for foreign policy" and "great for bringing inflation down."

Corporate Bond ETF's in the US, including many of BlackRock's, sink further as the UK bond market and US inflation have investors weary of a global debt crisis.

Bankruptcy Judge Chapman closed the brokerage's estate on Wednesday and awarded final payments to the trustee and his law firm who oversaw the liquidation.

Ford delayed deliveries of vehicles because it didn’t have the blue oval badges for them, in an example of how supply-chain challenges have hit auto makers.

Workers across a range of industries are going on strike, seeking pay raises to catch up to inflation, while a tight labor market has taken away some risk.

The Department of Justice has subpoenaed some short sellers for trading information on firms including Amazon, Microsoft, and JPMorgan Chase, in probe.

The California Independent System Operator has issued another Flex Alert for Thursday, encouraging homeowners to conserve energy to maintain power grid stability.

Instacart eyes IPO as revenues grow in Q1 and Q2 increasing its valuation. Competitor Doordash's revenue increased less. Pandemic helped both companies.

Traders are bracing for another round of earnings reports Friday morning including the latest results from Citigroup and Wells Fargo.